Warrior's Heart: Recent Episodes
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The lessons are from the Warrior's Heart Men's Bible Study @ Houston's First Baptist Church. We meet in the Fall and Spring on Thursdays @ 6:30a in the Garden Room. We are led by various teachers each week including Pastor Gregg Matte, Dr. Bruce Fong, Dr. Peter Williams, Dr. Darrell Bock, and many others. For more details visit us at http://warriorsheart.org.
Pastor Gregg Matte joins Warrior’s Heart to share 3 keys to leadership & answer question from the men. Week 4 in our "Leading for Life" series examines the role vision, values and velocity play in leading others.
Exxon Mobile's Andrew Hanna shares a unique perspective on a familiar passage found in John 13. Listen as Andrew examines Jesus washing his disciples feet and how this reality can impact your leadership today.
Dr. David Self, Executive Pastor of Houston’s First Baptist Church, explores the various discouragements and obstacles faced by leaders. Using Exodus 14 and Moses’ leadership moment at the Red Sea he draws three key responses each leader must make when facing such challenges.
Eric Reed kicks off our 2017 Fall Series "Leading for Life" with an examination of the calling of Gideon. Over the next 11 weeks we will hear from several business, ministry and church leaders.
Guest teacher Stan Terry joins Steve Diserens as they grow through the “Winter Section” of Walking with God.
This week Steve Diserens is joined by Scott Phillips as they walk through the first part of the Fall section.
Steve and Eric continue into "Walking with God" by examining the Prelude and Introduction of Eldridge's book.
Steve Diserens and Eric Reed kick off our summer series based off of John Eldredge’s book “Walking with God”
Dr. Darrell Bock from DTS reframes the ideas and approaches of cultural engagement for the Kingdom of God.
Steve Van Ooteghem shares his years of insight in marketplace ministry to open a dialogue on the Kingdom of God and Career.
DTS Houston President Dr. Bruce Fong calls us to a life of prayer within the Kingdom of God.
DTS professor Dr. Willie Bolden explores power and success within the scope of the Kingdom of God.
William Taylor shares key principles in navigating conflict in life and the Kingdom of God.
Dr. Peter Williams from Tyndale House guides a conversation about friendship and the Kingdom of God.
Dr. Alex Gonzales from Dallas Theological Seminary continues our fall series called "The Kingdom" by taking us through the New Testament in rapid fashion. The focal point of the survey of the NT is the theme of the "Kingdom of God."
Dr. Alex Gonzales from Dallas Theological Seminary kicks off our fall series called "The Kingdom" by taking us through the Old Testament in rapid fashion. The focal point of the survey of the OT is the theme of the "Kingdom of God."
Dr. Bruce Fong closes out our Great Men of Faith series by examining the younger brother of Caleb called Othniel. Learning to walk in faith is a hallmark of greatness and Othniel shows us how.
Malcolm Marshall uses the life and words of Paul as a backdrop for the life of every man. Focusing on 1 Corinthians 16:13, every man has a clear call from God! Discover what it is!
Roger Bridgwater leads us on a study of a great man of faith called Enoch. He was a man who walked with God and we can do the same!
Dr. Doug Bischoff, NextGen Pastor of Houston's First Baptist, examines the life of James (brother of Jesus) and pulls out four traits that we can live from today.
Dr. Alex Gonzales, Assistant Professor of Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary's Houston Campus, teaches from the life of Moses in Exodus 32-34.
Eric Reed, Minister to Men at Houston's First, examines the life of a great man of faith.
Pastor Juan from the Spanish Campus of Houston's First dives into the writings of Peter to reveal God's key principles for victory in life. As a bonus, he shares a quick study on how to L.E.A.D. as a man.
Looking at the life of Elijah, Dr. David Self explores the question "When does God give victory?" We think that this lesson will be a blessing to each man who hears it.
Dr. Darrell Bock examines Romans 1 and Acts 17 to discover a more biblical tone for engaging our culture with God's love and truth.
Derek Nease, Minister to College Students at Houston's First, leads our men on a study of Bobby Bagley, the decorated POW from Vietnam, whose life serves as an inspiration to men today
Dr. Willie Bolden from Dallas Theological Seminary examines the life of Daniel in the midst of captivity and sees great parallels for us today.
This is the seventh session of becoming a man of great faith. We are led by Russell Minick and his study is called "Crown Heart World." You can find out more at http://crownheartworld.com
This is the sixth session of becoming a man of great faith. We are led by Russell Minick and his study is called "Crown Heart World." You can find out more at http://crownheartworld.com
This is the fifth session of becoming a man of great faith. We are led by Russell Minick and his study is called "Crown Heart World." You can find out more at http://crownheartworld.com
This is the fourth session of becoming a man of great faith. We are led by Russell Minick and his study is called "Crown Heart World." You can find out more at http://crownheartworld.com
This is the third session of becoming a man of great faith. We are led by Russell Minick and his study is called "Crown Heart World." You can find out more at http://crownheartworld.com
This is the second session of becoming a man of great faith. We are led by Russell Minick and his study is called "Crown Heart World." You can find out more at http://crownheartworld.com
This is the first session of becoming a man of great faith. We are led by Russell Minick and his study is called "Crown Heart World." You can find out more at http://crownheartworld.com
Eric Reed, the Minister to Men at Houston's First, leads us in a study in the life of Joseph (but not the one you might be thinking of) that will challenge and inspire each of us to live sold out to Christ.
Derek Nease, the College Minister at Houston's First, encourages men through the life of Ezra. Using Ezra 7:10 he shares the need to set our heart toward God as we know, obey, & teach the Word of God.
Dr. Bruce Fong from DTS Houston examines the life of Elijah. Elijah's greatness was about God's word being clear and consistent to him and Elijah's consistent trust and obedience to God in courageous faith. Learn how to live like that.
Dr. Doug Bischoff leads us on the exploration of what Jonathan Edwards might say to men today.
David Self, the Executive Pastor of Houston's First, invites us to look at 3 key questions from the life of Moses that every man must ask.
Dr. Darrell Bock takes us quickly through passages to highlight the necessity of Christian men to embrace their identity as Ambassadors of the Kingdom of God and live a life of courageous compassion and humility in a culture of confusion.
Jerrell Altic, Minister of Mobilization at Houston's First, examines Nehemiah's response to difficulties by challenging all men in the area of prayerfulness.
Jason Swiggart, the campus pastor at Houston's First Baptist church Cypress Campus, leads us in a study of the life Eric Liddell (the "flying scotsman"). There were 3 keys to his life of faith that we can apply in our life today.
We were blessed to have our co-founder Dr. Bruce Fong lead us today. He examined a snapshot from the life of Solomon located in 1 Kings 3. Although the story is a famous one, the circumstances around it reveal a different Solomon than most of us remember.
Pastor Gregg Matte answers questions from men on topics ranging from life, theology, politics, marriage, and church. We will record a follow up on questions that were not answered at a later date.
Dr. Peter Williams from Tyndale House guides us in a study of the Life of Samson. Talking through the 4 chapters that chronicle Samson's life, men will discover both positive and negative examples along with some amazing lessons that apply to life today.
Dr. Willie Bolden from DTS Houston challenges us with the intentional life of Daniel. As men, we will all go through storms and challenges in life, how will we decide to handle the challenges before they occur?
Russell Minick kicks off our Fall series on Great Men of Faith by examining the undramatic nature of most Christian heroes. Walking through Philippians 2:19-30 he spotlights Epaphroditus.
Eric Reed, Men's Minister at Houston's First Baptist Church, builds on the truths regarding "Practical Atheism" from last week and looks at how one simple reality found can in Romans 6 change our lives as men.
Minister to Men, Eric Reed, begins a two-week study on the real danger of atheism facing the church today.
As we close out our series in the Gospel of Mark, Dr. Fong spotlights the elevated status of women seen in Mark 16 and the gracious provision of the resurrection. How we live in light of these reminders determines the altitude of a man's life.
How do men handle the disappointments in life? How are we do manage expectations? Dr. Fong takes us on a journey through Mark 14 exploring this theme.
The area of prophecy can stir up lots of interesting conversations. As men, what are we to make of the tough prophecies that Christ gives us in Mark 13?
As Christ continues to engage the scribes and Pharisees he reveals the heart that God desires to see in every person. As men of faith we can discover so much about life from the example of the widow's generosity and faith in God.
Dr. Fong returns from Spring Break to lead us into Mark 12. As Christ was confronted and challenged by the Pharisees we discover the wisdom of the Savior in his replies.
Grant Adkisson from the Fellowship of Christian Cowboys (http://www.christiancowboys.com/) shared about how to view struggles and walk in and through them as men of faith. His primary texts are Hebrews 6:19 and Romans 8:24-28.
As we journey through life, God often reveals Himself to us in His Word as well as through His power. How we respond to Him will set the trajectory of our lives. Using Mark 11 and the triumphal entry of Christ, Dr. Fong exams this area of a man's life.
Dr. Fong returns to Warrior's Heart and leads us through Mark 10. In this chapter Christ teaches on 6 tough topics ranging from Divorce to Blindness. Through it all we discover how to walk in faith and experience victory.
We were blessed to have Dr. Fong introduce us to two IDF soldiers who shared about their experiences and lives in Israel...a story we don't normally get in the media. Our apologies that the audio started 10 minutes into their talk.
Dr. Fong leads us into Mark 9 by examining the faithfulness of Christ as shown in the Transfiguration. No matter what area of life you are needing encouragement in, knowing that Christ is faithful changes everything.
Life is shaped so much be specific moments in time. Dr. Fong leads us into some of these defining moments for Christ and His disciples in Mark 8. In the end we are challenged to be clear and courageous in our faith and lives.
Dr. Fong returns from his trip last week. Guiding us through Mark 8, Dr. Fong raises the question of why would Christ have repeated a miracle. The answer will surprise you like it did us.
Dr. Willie Bolden from Dallas Theological Seminary walks through Acts 5:17-41 and reveals the source of the early church's determination. Every man will be blessed by Dr. Bolden's candor and humor as he challenges us to be disciples!
Dr. Fong leads us through a study of faith in two different miracles--the healing of the Syrophoenician daughter and the healing of the deaf mute.
Dr. Fong kicks off our spring semester with a lesson from Mark 7. Examining hypocrisy, judgmentalism, and the grace of God shown to us in Christ, Bruce calls us to lead lives of eternal impact and hope.
As our Fall semester comes to a close, Dr. Fong explores the two miracles found at the end of Mark 6. He challenges us to be men who have faith that rises up to the challenges that we encounter in life.
We welcome back Dr. Fong as he leads us through three snapshots in Mark 6. Each snapshot reveals how the receptivity of a man's heart either opens them up to the working of Christ or closes them down.
Dr. Will Johnston from Dallas Theological Seminary leads us through the Gospel of John using Christ's invitation in John 1:39 to "Come and See" as our invitation to discipleship.
Dr. Fong reveals both the spectacular side of Christ's miracles as well as the sensitive side. We discover that Christ is not into formulas, rather he is into faith.
In this weeks teaching, Dr. Fong walks us through several parables Christ used to teach us about how faith grows.
Examining the parable of the soils, Dr. Fong challenges each of us to see where we are and what is our next step in faith.
This week, Dr. Fong challenges us to consider how we make decisions. Often we are likely to miss God in the midst of our busy lives.
Dr. Fong returns from his hunting trip and dives into Mark 3. What we often see as a transition passage of scripture actually reveals the approach Christ will use to reach the world. It is the very same approach we can use in our lives today!
Eric Reed, the Minister to Men at Houston's First Baptist church, leads us today in examining how David handled adversity in his life.
Dr. Fong examines the way Christ dealt with criticisms in his ministry. There are great lessons for all of us!
Dr. Bruce Fong returns from his motorcycle tour and leads us into Mark 2. Bruce focuses our attention on the bold faith of the paralytic's four friends and then challenges all men to live with a faith that makes a difference in the Kingdom of God.
Dr. Peter Williams guides us in an exploration of The Prodigal Son. Through this discussion we will discover ourselves in one of the sons and also discover the heartbeat of a gracious father.
Dr. Fong spotlights the authority of Christ over 4 areas of life. His authority builds our trust and can empower any man to live life in victory.
Our Fall study begins as Dr. Fong examines the beginning of the Gospel of Mark as Jesus arrives as the servant/king of God.
In order for men to make disciples they must learn how to listen actively to others. Jim Jones teaches the essentials of active listening.
Jim Jones, Men's Ministry Coordinator, continues to develop a practical way all men can make an impact in the world through mentoring and discipling others.
Eric Reed, Minister to Men at HFBC, draws from the Creation story in Genesis, the Sermon on the Mount, and the Great Commission to spotlight the Role of a Man in our society today.
Dr. Fong continues the study of Joshua. He examines Joshua 21-22 and reveals the 6 ways we must handle misunderstandings in order to build unity and peace.
Dr. Fong examines Joshua 15-17 and reveals how today's bad decisions can fester into tomorrow's disasters. As Men of God we must learn to make good decisions today in order to position life for a blessed tomorrow.
Using Joshua 14:6-11 as his key text, Stu Weber, best selling author and pastor, shares the three essentials every man needs in life to live make an impact for eternity.
Dr. Fong challenges men to consider what they do immediately after God has given them a victory in their life. By continuing to step forward in faith when a victory is secured, men can experience the peace and legacy God designed men for.
Dr. Fong walks through Joshua 11 and spotlights the role of discernment in the leadership of Moses and Joshua. For any leader you will find the qualities of Joshua's leadership helpful.
Grant Adkisson from the Fellowship of Christian Cowboys (http://www.christiancowboys.com/) shared about God's grace found in Romans and Ephesians. Learn how we can trust that God's grace is enough to do His work in and through us.
Dr. Fong explores "Justice" in this much maligned story of Israel's conquest of the Holy Land.
Dr. Fong looks into Joshua 10 and examines how leaders should live on the heels of a bad decision.
Examining the Gibeonite deception and Joshua's willing ness to honor his vow in Joshua 9, Dr. Fong challenges men to live by faith, even when it is hard.
Dr. Fong slows up in Joshua 8:30-35 to focus on Israel's priority of worship in the midst of a season of victory. He challenges us to live a life of priority where worshipping God is a regular experience and expression of our faith.
What does a man do after there has been a setback in life? Dr. Fong leads us through Joshua 8 and shows us God's provision and faithfulness even after a fall.
Dr. Fong returns and steps into Joshua 7. We explore how God handles the hidden sin in our life and how we are to handle it.
Jeff Geissler steps in for Dr. Fong this week and explores the words of Agur. Looking at three different men (Joseph, Moses and Paul) who personify the qualities of faith, humility, patience, and contentment.
Whether it is easy or not, men must learn to trust God enough to keep their word. Dr. Fong looks at Joshua's exhortation to the younger men to honor their promises to Rahab.
Dr. Fong challenges us to examine our level of obedience to God's commands when we don't understand the logic behind the command.
Dr. Fong continues journeying through the book of Joshua and spotlights the miracles that God uses and the importance of remembering and re-telling His story to those we lead.
Bruce explores the challenges that obedience to God sometimes brings into our lives and leads us to see the importance of faith in the life of a godly man.
Bruce Fong continues the study of Joshua 4:10-24. Focusing on the miracle of Israel crossing the Jordan River during flood stage, Bruce examines the challenges of obeying in spite of circumstances and the importance of follow through in our lives as leaders.
Bruce Fong returns this week and examines the importance of remembering God's acts of faithfulness and redemption.
Eric Reed, the Men's Minister at Houston's First Baptist Church, leads us on a study of why every man needs a band of brothers.
Dr. Fong leads us through Joshua 3 and focuses on the truth that God often leads us to a place beyond our abilities so that He might display His strength and glory. When we walk into the fear by placing faith in Christ we are positioned to lead well.
Dr. Fong explores the life of Rahab and reveals that behind her is the God who redeems. As men who are called to lead we must learn to trust God in spite of circumstances and keep our promises to those we serve.
Bruce Fong unpacks Joshua 1:10-18 and looks at the role of courage in leadership. Areas he touches into range from obedience to casting vision to trusting in God's power and presence.
Bruce Fong leads us through Joshua 1:6-9 in exploring the Why?, How? and What? of Courage.
Dr. Fong begins our study of Joshua by focusing on the challenging experience of following a successful leader. He explores the role that faith and courage plays in any successful man's life.